aqua offers highly efficient AI functionality to manage and scale up all your QA operations in one hub
Use aqua's rich item relation types to establish connections, visualise dependencies, and identify blockers for your tickets
aquaās AI assistant generates entire test cases from a requirement within a few seconds to maximise your coverage. You can also use it to update existing tests with a comprehensive description in just one click
aqua has a tight integration with Capture ā an advanced test recording solution that automatically records video and saves logs of test execution
Expand your test suite via native integration with SoapUI, Selenium, and a dozen other tools. Connect more solutions via REST API. Keep all automated and manual tests in aqua
Create fully customised projects. Set up workflows that govern the lifecycle of every item. Choose between Scrum, Kanban, and Waterfall. Create boards for all issue types or just test cases to quickly navigate your aqua space. Create general or item-type-specific Kanban overviews. Use Waterfall if you prefer it
Use aquaās dashboards with KPI alerts and industry-leading report wizard to get QA insights for your projects
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Unlimited number of free basic licences (perfect for manual QA)
REST API support
1-day migration
Unlimited ticket capacity
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Powerful bug reporting tool
Frequent feature updates
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Application testing is a set of quality assurance checks applied to software. They include general QA work as well as techniques specific to testing applications. Both manual and automated tests cases are used to identify issues and points developers to a solution.
It is pretty similar if you put some effort. Applications created with cross-platform development in mind will have a much lower number of testing redundancies. It can be brought down further by using cross-platform test automation frameworks. You will still have to individually validate compatibility for camera notches or blobs, different resolutions, etc.
Emulators that replicate the OS and screen resolution of devices have been solid for a while. You will usually want to have real devices in a high-stakes environment, but a number of high grossing apps stick to XCode Simulator and alternatives.